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The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-09
Bayou Tigue.
Advocate de Terrebonne.

Advocate de Terrebonne.
Bayou Tigue 90 Jun 1887.
Mecieur est ami.
Lote jour, in de ces kokolos quavons
bocoup pu d'argen que d'espri, ct gu
kroit que lie cr6yateur les a fait sortil
de 10 tchuisse de Jubiter-ca done /;
peine de venir me voir cheux nous
Oui, cherami, cheux nous, Ia, dams not'
maison, parmi Audjustine ct les petits
Audiustine que. z'inosante kome ir
pichoux de deux jours, voul6 que Jail
lions lie recevoir a la porte de cour
mais moi qui kone cite vi6ye tchuite et
qui doner6 pas in piment pour la vi
site din ONE qui rekon6 les cadiens que
lie jour DIES elequecion, je m'avons pas
pu derange que 81 j'avions mango des
plakemine yertes pendant enc semaine.
Ca fait que quante il a arrive j'avons dit
de rentre ct de s'assir /; mails au lieur de
s'assir, il sajete sur ma main, etj'avons
syu peur quill ale me d6maneh6 lie bras.
II en- a fat z'autant a Audjustine, ct
apres avoir beque lie dernier des petits
qui y alaic6 in gros moroccan de morve
surson maton, il ga ASST.
All aui me dit mon chair Alidor, je
suis 81 eontemps de vous voir. Je pas
rien repondu. "Je vol que vote recole
6 fate, vote zentl petite famile Sc porte
a yermeye, ct vous al jane va auci va
yant.' &c coup la Jon pas pu tenir, ct
Nv al demander sill ave appris ca par
tcheur, d cause quill ave venu me dire
la meme choze dams l'ote ~el6quecior.
eta bordage, ousaui s'attend6 pas, Pa
vons in pen int rdit, mais kome in ko-
kolo ca peu change de fdjure ct de
politike come les Iezards changeons de
couleur, il a fait come ST l'avait pas
compris ct y ma dit "Mecieur Alidor
qui me dit, vous save que j6 t~oujoar
etc vos tamis, par endorsement a cause
aussi que you z6te crehaule, mails d
cause aussi que YOU z6te in onete ONE
ct I'm home indistruyeux mai Ga qui
me fe de la paine, e'est que YOU zete
conte Nicole pour gouvarneur.
Arete la, que je lui dit. ST YOU IN
pour me koule du beurre dams lie dos
come a l'ote e%l6quecion, je souhete que
vous ore la boute de me dire bonsoir.
Jon zu ace de vote Nicole pendan 3
ans, ct come je ne voulons pa peche
des kokodri ct des barbu dams note
chant, nj pave des tasques SUI les eer6
bises ct les gournouilles, je o deman-
dons poliment de m'estehuser pour lie
moment-et come lie matou echode krin
10 frete, je YOU Demons note afdavite,
que 81 jamai M. Nicole use lie fon de
ses tchulotes sur la ehaize gouvarnota-
~rielle, Ga sera nj Alidor, nj Audjustine,
nj la balance des cadiens du Tereboue
QUEEN sera la kause. Je somes des ze-
mocrates icit, ct je changeons pas de
politique come vous ote. Quante Nj.
cole etc gouvarneur vous faisiez-acroire
que vous eti6 z6mocraqGo, quante la
foln,ygleianr du people a mis- Nicole a la
3. Pete venu Republican, au-
joufsuaam vous--ngHormateur, ct de-
min vou serez ind6pendant, mails enc
choze que vous sere jam6-c6 asse ma
lin pour me fere accroire que vous
Anne les crehaules ct que vous etc NOR
ami. Tanqua pour Ga je savons bien
que vous ave menti. C'6tait un peu
raide. mais come j'aimai pas les epo-
jeme passions bin de la visite
des kokolos-surtout quaint i venions
pour me takoler.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-09
Ee Monument de vicksburg.
AbeiIle de la Nile Orleans.

AbeiIle de la Nile Orleans.
Quoi QUEEN distant les hurleurs dr
bloody shirt, politicians sinistres gu.
n'h6siteraient point a clever leur for
tune sur DIES %ruines, la reconstruction
pour o u servir de Repression an.
glaise, est achevee, est complete aux
Etats- Unis ct depuis longtemps deja.
Les haines Sc sont tues on Sc sou.
Went de la guerre CONNIE dune gigan'
tesque tourmente, CONNIE dune verita.
BILE tuerie, qui nous a tous frapp6s
mails en- relisant les pages de cette lutte,
cause de tant de deuils, on resent un
juste orgueil d'appartenir a la nation
americaine. Oui, en- repassant les
scenes de ce drame de quatre annees,
don't on ne pourra jamais compter les
victimes, on Sc dit que les h6roismes
eclatent a chaque page.
On admire, dams les deux camps, ces
hommes pleins de jeunesse ct de pa.
triotisme, ne sachant rien du meter
des armes, pour la plupart da moins, ei
qui, dependant, sans hester, s'improvi-
salient soldats ct couraient a la defense
du drapeau.
Get elan de patriotisme, de courage,
fut ST grandiose, 81 imposant, ~qu'aujour-
d'hui, alors quill s'agit d'honorer les
tombeaux de ceux qui perirent dams ces
m6lees de chaque jour, Confederes Ell
Federaux s'unissent, s'inclinent avec lie
meme respect.
Les halnes, ~repetons-le, ont disparu
pour jamais; mails cette fratsrnit6 rem
due ma en rien diminue lie souvenir de
ceux que lie pays a perdus. C'est un
spectacle touchant que celui de ce pele-
rinage, repris toujours a DIES anniver-
saires marques doublement touchant,
puisque les ennemis d'autrefois won't, la
main dams la main, a ces pierres tumu-
laires ct Sc decouvrent, CONNIE il con
Went de lie faire, devant les martyrs du
devoir.
On dit, on ecrit solvent que les Re-
pnbliques SON ingrates; eh bien, les
pieuses s~olennites que je rappelle lei
contredisent lie mot. En- celia, du moins,
notre reconnaissance eclate.
Vingt-deux ans Sc sont ecoules de-
puts le trait6 d'Appomatox, ct jamais
un seul des anniversaries don't je parle
lei, ne passa inapereu. On dirait meme
que cllaque aimee y ajoute plus de ma
jeste.
&c n'etait pas assez pour la Louisane
d'honorer eux de SEES soldats qui dor
ment sous son sol; ellie a voulu que son
cutie allat plus loin.
Ellie salt quill en- est beaucoup, quill
en- est trop, don't on ne connait pas meme
lie dernier lieu de repos ct a ceux-la ellie
ne peut que rendre l'hommage des re-
grets ct du respect. Mails ellie s'est SOU
venue aussi que la mort fit large mois.
son des stems, au cours de ce glorieux
siege de Vicksburg, don't les defenseurs
r%ecuIerent, a-yrai NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
was71voking quietly content, and Ergesi
radient, but with ahuve sod Iatorien.
ceiuIsIa aura n page sublime a
Done, la Louisiana qui a le droit de
s'enorgueillir du role .en6 par les stems
sur ce sinistre terrain, a pense qu'ells
devalt lie conascrer a jamais par un
Eft a peine cette pensee
exprimee qu'elle Sc realisait.
Peuvre patriotique est &C
compile; lie Monument est debout. On
lInaugurait il y a quelques jours, ct les
generations a venir, mieux que nous
peut-6tre, comprendront la grandeur
dur poeme de gloire quill immortalise.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-09

II ne fault jamais vouloir empecher
les gems de SO suicider dams un pays
libre CONNIE le n6tre. John McKenna
aurait dA SO le dire, mais en- voyant
pautre soir IN Granger SC d6shabiller
~ To- barge d Williamsburg, N. Y,
il ny q plus pens6 ct a demand6 au
quidam SOS raisons. Celui-ci lui q re-
pondu gull 6taiS sans argent, sans pa
rents ct sans amis ct quill await fni
ayec CO monde peryers, ct CONNIE John
continuait d l'ennuyer il Ia frapp6
avec IN grand couteau ct lui a fait per-
DIRE connaisance. LIE plus dr6le, c'est
que p6tranger, au lieu de piquer alors
ga t6te dams la r~iviere, a refourr6 SEES
culottes ct pris la flute.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-09
Tue par I'm Pepin d'0range.

II est t~oujours dangereux d'ayaler
les p6pins dc fruits queIs qu'ils soient /;
ceux-la meme qui paraissent le plus
Inot1enslfs par leur forme peuvent tres
hien causer la mort, CONNIE cans le
-yas do u ~Chathield, un n6gociant de
Brooklyn.
En- effet, Nj. Chathfeld Went de
mourn pour avoir aval6 an pepin do
range par m6garde OF peut-s tre meme
sans le savoir GU au moins sans Sc le
rappeler- Depuis quelques jours M.
ChathieldIsoufrait dune inflammation
des intestins resultant dun abces. La
maladie s'est 81 rapidement aggray6e
que 10 m6decin qni soignait le malade
q appel6 plusieurs do ses confrares en-
consultation, OF il a etc reconnu ou'il
NY await d'autre moyen de sauver M.
Chathfeld QUEEN lui faisant subir nne
operation des plus daugereuses. Lab
ces q etc OuveFt Ell presence de plu-
sieurs m6decins ct clirnrgiens, ct c'est
al0rs qu'on q constat6 quill await etc
cause par un p6pin d'orange qui Sc
stait fog6 dams une valynie DIS flutes
Ain. Bien que i'~opeiation ait parfaite-
kment r6ussi, NJ. Chatliieli eat mort.
quelques heures apras, Dc i'epaisement
qui en- est r6snlt6.
Gees accidents ne ont pas rafes, d
dit I'm des m6decins qui nili soigne le
d6funt. Les pspins de taisins, do
sHGeRk II sd'autrts fruits dn nl6me
Tint NAuand on les avaie, So logent
ement dams cette v~alvnle Ell
- 70 Adire quill meurt an moins une
means % bar mn d Brooklyn pour avoir
taken dowkpin ~d'orange.n
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-09

Une grande excursion aura lieu mer-
credi proclaim, lie 10 juliet, de Lafa-
yette a la Nouvelle- Orleans, sous les
auspices ct an benefce de la Societ6 de
Renaissance de la Nouvelle- Iberie. Les
excursionnistes passeront deux jours ct
trois NUTS dams la vile du Croissant,
ct auront l'avantage d'assister a la fete
FRANCHISE du IA Juliet.
Nos remerciements d NJ. Jules Dubas
pour 10 ticket complimentaire quill
adresse au COURIER.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-09
Public Speaking.

Remember that Mr.. w. H. Goodale
of Baton Rouge, will lecture on the sub
ject of temperance and prohibition at
Plaquemine Brulee to-day, at Opelousas
on the 18th, and at Washington on the
10Th.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-09

LIE Banner, New Road, paroisse
Pointe Coup6e, du 2 Juliet:
Depuis dimanche, il a plu tous les
jours de 10 semaine. Celia q &videm-
ment retard6 les travaux DIES champs,
mails Ia canine pousse Replacement. C'est
surtout ellie qui a profile DIES pluies. II
NY a plus de granite a e~ntretenir pour
10 mais; la pousse en- est achevee ct la
meturation mme
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-09

Une salerie a brdl6 dimanche a Chi
cago ct pour plus dun million de pias-
tres de propri6tes ont etc d6truites les
nlatieres grasses ont active les fam,
mes qui SO sont ~propagees avec une ra-
pide ex~traordinaire sept cents cochons
vivants ont bril6.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-09

Un grand incendie a Gu lieu samedi
matin D Louisville, dams le quarter Oh
Sc trouvent les magasins de tabac, ct
deux acres de batisses, ayec leur con-
tenn, ont etc la proie des fammes.
Cling mile boucauts de tabac, valiant
nm demi- million de dollars, ont brule.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-09

Excursion. Une excursion doitauoir
lien, 6 Ii Juliet, de Lafayette a la Nou-
UelIe. Orleans. Cette excursion aura une
day6e dc hois jours. lie prir d'aller ct
retour a partir de Lafayette est fire a
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-09

Toto est en- train de battre a bras
raccourcis n petite file de ses amis.
Sa jeune mere, dun air r6veur:
-Quel excellent mari celia fera plus
tard
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-09

On parle de d6tr6ner, a la p~roclaine
session du parchment bavorois, le roi
Otto, don't 10 folie est saus espoir de
gu6rison. Le regent acceptera proba-
Element la 81 on Ia lui offre.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-09

Nine Albert Tussel, de San Antonio,
Tex, a donn6 naissance a quatre files
mardi soir.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-09

Ten Brock, lie plus fameux cleyal
dc course du monde, est mort mardi
pres de Midway, KY. II await fait un
mile en- ] minute 800 secondes, ce qui
ma jamais etc egal6.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-09
entirely from napailler une Ruce.

Af&E WEI
d long sussez-vons Part d'empailler une
ia d Ito
sa0n, b operation des plus deli.
Vous prenez Ia puce par les
pMt6s de derriere Ell arm6d,nn couteau
nellant, catalan meme, sill est hos.
Me. vous lui fendeS IL yertre az haut
81 bas, par ID milieu. Yous yidez
7animal, vons Mettez dc cote son copur.
son fOie, ses bOyaux, que vons pouyez
donner . un chat plnt0t que dc les
laisssr psrdre. Apres quoi, vous net
s0yez bisn les parois iDt6rieures de d
carapace. Celia fait. yous bourrez cette
caFapace. soft do erin extr6mement IN
soit d'etoupe {question d'6conomiel. ct
ypus reeousez les deux c6tes avee une
aIgnllIe tres fine. Celia faik, ii he reste|
Plus Qua dresser Ii pGce. d iui randrel
81 re et le regard. Vous colleg sur
sIaAeune 90 ses pattes. c0ll6es herm9.
ta9assnsnf, 0e tout petits els de fer ouil
lssl sszavent et en ixeBt III fOrfae. Eth
s., vous prOcurez deux petits veuxl
si5einati, vons Ies hxeB d~anssees orbitea
& Roa8 avez ainsi Ie chef d,oeuyre al
l'smpailleur.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-09

Decide En- cette vile, lie z Juliet
1887, LUDGER BIRoTTE, a Page de 50
ans ct 6 mois.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-09
Ponr .Buge de District.

Nous sommesa utoris6s a announcer M. l.. /.
place de Juge du 13e District Judiciaire, COM
pos6 des paroisses st. Landry ct Acadie, a la
proehaine election.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-09
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Ben Butler, qui Maine pas qu'on
disc quill est un voleur-une idee com
me q aptre-se defend aujeurd'hui
de paccsfIE A~sa-d,apaiS anlau64yug~1a-
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Simple Reaexion.

LIE jeune homme, dit I'm de nos
confreres, qui salt a quelie distance II
faut placer les rangs de mais ct de
pomnles dc terTe, ct comment il faut
les TRAVELLER, vault un pare piein de
ces claimants gareons parfumes, gan
ties, blen habilles ct qui savent ST bien
valsef. SaVoir bien planter Ia charrue
ct ajuster lie harnais de facon a ne pas
biessef 10 dos ri les epanles du cIlaval
vault beaueonp mieux pour le pays i
de savOii5 poser dams un salon. Oui. at
une jenne file qui salt faire du bon
pain, retourner une crepe dams la posle
ct battre le beurre d point vaut an
plein s6ml1aire de ces anges aux mains
tendres qui ORIENT 81 bien un salon ct
laissent la maman faire le travail de
la cuisine.
Deux amis s'abordent:
-Quelles tfanses, mon cher, QueIles
transes! Her, e feu prenait dams mon
appartementsi
-Et aIors2
-Je tremblais pour ma femme
-Sa vie a etc en- danger?
-Pense done. . femme 81 inflaaa-
mablel
s lh0pital militaire.
LIE chirurgien ampute le bras dun
dragon Qui pousse natnrellefnent des
cris abominables.
-Allons, mon gareon, taisez-yous.
Que diable, Vous avez IN brasde moins
81 apresa Prenez votre courage 4 denx
Phiiologie.
lie chinois est c~ertainement la
angne II plus dificiIe 4 retenir.
Nons nor cher ami.
Vona croyez7
la iangue n plus dificile i rete.
mr.. c'est celle do Il femme.
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tard 1!
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-05
Third Day.

The third days session of the Texas
Medical association was called to order at
ten o'clock yesterday morning. 1t was
evident from the outset that the day was
to be devoted to business, and the mem
bers lost but little time in buckling down
to hard work.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
DR.. j. j. Dial submitted charges against
DR.. M. X. Lott, and on motion they we're
referred to the judicial council.
DR.. j. D. Osborne preferred charges
against DR.. B. Mcmillan to the effect that
he was not regular graduate This went
to the judicial committee also, and sub
sequently that body reported in favor
of the expulsion of DIR. Mcmillan, which
was carried.
In the case of DR.. Lott, they sustained
the charges, but referred the matter to the
association for final action.
The report of the committee on the
collective investigation of disease was
read by DR.. Burroughs. The report was
received and the committee discharged.
The report of corresp bonding delegate
to other state associations was read by
DR.. Tally, and the committee was con-
tlnued, with DR.. Tally as delegate.
The reports of the secretary and treas
urer were referred to the judicial council
for examination. During the day the
council returned both reports approved.
Invitations were read from Waco, Gal
weston and Ceburne for the association
to hold its next session at those places.
Referred to the nominating committee.
DR.. Bibb moved to allow DR.. clarendon
800 for his services as treasurer. Amend
ed to allow $40 additional flor postage.
Carried.
The report of the committees on legis-
lation was read and opposed.
DR.. Taylor, of Waco, wanted to have it
referred to special committee to act in
conjunction with like committee from the
State Pharmaceutical association. DIR.
Cupples amended the motion to the effect
that this association act independently,
and this was adopted.
DR.. Parsons moved that hereafter all
moneys received from printing be paid
into the treasury and credited to the gener-
al fund. Adopted.
DR., Sears moved that hereafter no ad-
vertisements be inserted in the Trans
actions, and that the publishing commit
tee be allowed $500 each year for their
labor in editing and publishing the Trans
actions. Adopted.
Governor Ross and Attorney General
Hogg visited the hall, and were invited to
seats on the platform.
The section on obstetrics was called;
DIR. ]. W. Mclaughlin, chairman. DIR.
Mclaughlin asked leave to read his re-
port by caption, which was granted.
The section on electro therapeutics
was next called, and the report of the
chairman, DIR. F. 7. Payne, of
Comapche, was read, including
"Three years. work with electricity"
This paper and that of DR.. Mclaughlin,
were referred to the publishing committee.
The section on dermatology and medical
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-05
.Janka' Dream.

jerks had a queer dream the other night
He thought he saw a prize-fghters' ring,
and in the middle of it stood a doughty
little champion who met and deliberately
knocked over, one by one,a score or more
of big, burly -looking fellows as they ad-
vanced to the attack. Giants as they were
in size, the valiant pigmy proved moro
than a match for them. 1t was all so fun
ny that jerks woke up laughing. He ac-
counts for the dream by the fact that he
had just come to the conclusion, after try
ing nearly every big, drastic pill on the mar
ket that Pierce's tiny Purgative Pellets
easily "knock out" and beat all the rest
hollow!
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-05

Ny ms portly legal ADVISOR, wsre esvvrted
to the presidents platform amidst hearty
applause. The physicians voiced the
sentiment iu thus honoring her chosen
chief.
There be a goodly number of ready
debaters in the association, albeit, they do
not always get in their speeches at the
proper time.
The earnest warm-hearted Invitations
for the next place of meeting attest how
highly regarded is the Texas Medical as
ISOLATION by the loading cities of our
state.
The doctors are all of one voice in their
expressions of appreciation for the gener-
Gus hospitality accorded them upon the
occasion of their stay at the capital.
Secretary Daniels is no novice in the
discharge of duty.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-05
CuRE FOR PILEs

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sense Of weight in the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he has some af-
lection of the kidneys or neighboring Or
gans. At times, symptoms of indigestion
are present, fatulency, uneasiness of the
stomach, etc. A moisture like perspira-
ton, producing very disagreeable itch
ing, after getting warm, is common at
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Piles yield at once to the application of
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-05
ar TEHNUON sEssIUN.

irst-Annouucement of Nominating
Committee.
Standardization of Obstetrics and dis
eases of Children. DR.. L. w. McLaugh,
lin, chairman, presiding.
Papers: First-Report of few Obstet.
rical Gases. DIR. l.. j. Graham, Hender.
son.
Second-Six cases of Shoulder Presen-
tation in 1000 Deliveries. By DR.. s.
Farrow Styles, Independence.
Third Superfetation, a cure. By
DR.. o. j. Kendall, Throckmorton.
Fourth-Puerperal Eclampsia, treated
by veratrum Viride. By DR.. j. D. Os-
born, Cleburne.
Fitth-Observation on Two Cases OF
Placenta Pr@via. By DR.. H. A. West, Gal
weston.
Sixth-Complicated Cases of Labor.
By DIR. p. j. Bowers, Coleman.
Seventh-The Management of Third
Stage of Labor, from the standpoint of
Personal Experience. By S. H. Stout, A,
NJ, M. D., LII. D., Cisco.
Voluntary Papers.
Third-Section in Electro-T Therapeutics
DR.. F. Paine, chairman presiding.
Papers: First-Three Years Work
with Electricity, by DR.. E. T. Paine
Comanche.
Voluntary papers.
Fourth-Section on Dermatology and
Medical Botany. DR.. II. L. Taylor, chair.
man, presiding.
Papers,: None reported.)
Voluntary papers.
Adjournment.
Presidents Address, at hall of house OF
representatives; o'clock.
THF GOVERNORS RECEPTION.
Last night at the gubernatorial mansion
a reception was rendered the physicians
now in attendance at Austin on the Texas
Medical association, by the governor and
his lady, assisted by the following efficient
corps of helpers: Mrs. Governor Lub.
book, Mrs. R. M. Hall, Mrs. DR.. Rainey
and Mrs. Holmes; and Miss Florine Ross
Miss Bessie Smith, Miss Harris, Miss
Dean and Miss Dorsett. The doctors and
their wives turned out en- masse, and the
parlors of the mansion were crowded
from O'Clock until IL, when the sold
younger ones turned the reception into 6
german, that ruled for several hours.
very handsome collation. was spread dur
ing the entire evening in the dining room
and an abundance of all the heart coult
wish was temptingly offered each guest in
turn. The Italian band was on duty anG
rendered especially good service during
the german.
PELLETS.
Alabama is the only state represented
but she has a distinguished representa-
tive here.
DR.. j. B. Robertson, ("Old Polly" a:
Hoods soldiers called him), is as much al
home in the medical field as he was cour
ageous on the battle field.
Dr. Mott is graceful presiding officer
The president uses stone to preserve
order. 1t has history, too.
Chief Clerk Lambert and Journal Clerl
Dixon, of the house, have been assisting
in the secretary and treasury depart
ments, yesterday and day before.
One of the pleasantest episodes of the
convention was the meeting, yesterday,
of DR.. A. M. Douglass, of Hill county,
and DR.. W. @. Larkin, of Henderson
county, who were fellow members of the
house of representatives, Sixteenth legis.
lature. They ''swapped few" only.
DR.. Larendon's report, yesterday
showed cash balance on hand of 81 ,445..
50. "For this are we doctors"
An accomplished doctor wanted to ad
dress the association while "the body was
full" A-h-e-m!